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Research Highlights Topic: Ocean Heat

ean 2014-2016 sea surface temperature anomaly (SSTa) in the Northeast Pacific
Diverse processes driving a heatwave’s evolution result in conditional forecast skill for the US West Coast
Subsurface ocean heat content anomalies regressed onto low-pass filtered time series of eastern tropical Pacific sea surface temperature anomalies. The black boxes outline the eastern (10°–20°S, 100°–120°E) and western (10°–20°S, 50°–90°E) Indian Ocean, showing the east–west dipole structure.
Pacific influences decadal Indian Ocean heat content via two distinct mechanisms
SST anomalies in the boreal winter
Increasing coupling of Pacific dynamics leads to prolonged marine heatwaves
MOC time series at 34.5S
Dynamic and complex variability of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation at 34.5S
RAPID and MOVE array locations
AMOC observations reveal coherent changes
sensible heat and evaporation fluxes in the Arctic Ocean
Arctic sea ice reductions influence air-sea energy exchanges
Southern ocean carbon flux to the atmosphere
Designing a carbon and heat observing system for the Southern Ocean
A Southern Ocean polynya
Modeling multidecadal cycles of Southern Ocean convection
Monthly SST anomalies 1920–2016
The complex relationship between El Niño and the California Current System
Three-dimensional pathways of deep water upwelling from the Atlantic Ocean over Southern Ocean topography
Three-dimensional Southern Ocean upwelling pathways
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